Got frustrated with different methods of hauling my coyote gear. With money being tight I decided to DIY a fix for the problem.
Gear to haul.
1.Stadium seat
2.foxpro ( sometimes)
3.Hand calls
4.Drag
5.shooting sticks
6.22-250
7.12g scatter gun.
Solution:
I pulled out the old sewing machine and came up with a solution.
Using a few chunks of webbing I sewed on 4 D loops on one side of a cheap soft rifle case. To these I attached two allen rifle slings to these to make it into a backpack. Then I sewed that case to another case(same as the first one) all the way along the zippers then along the back of the case creating a two gun case with a " pocket" between. Sandwiched between the two cases rides my shooting sticks/bipod. I added two zippers along the edges of the folded stadium seat that when zipped creates a open topped bag. On the seat I also sewed on some webbing with buckles and buckles on the outside gun case. The seat carries any extra gear and Ecaller( when needed) and snaps right onto the double gun cases. Simple and effective way to carry double gun and gear.
Gear to haul.
1.Stadium seat
2.foxpro ( sometimes)
3.Hand calls
4.Drag
5.shooting sticks
6.22-250
7.12g scatter gun.
Solution:
I pulled out the old sewing machine and came up with a solution.
Using a few chunks of webbing I sewed on 4 D loops on one side of a cheap soft rifle case. To these I attached two allen rifle slings to these to make it into a backpack. Then I sewed that case to another case(same as the first one) all the way along the zippers then along the back of the case creating a two gun case with a " pocket" between. Sandwiched between the two cases rides my shooting sticks/bipod. I added two zippers along the edges of the folded stadium seat that when zipped creates a open topped bag. On the seat I also sewed on some webbing with buckles and buckles on the outside gun case. The seat carries any extra gear and Ecaller( when needed) and snaps right onto the double gun cases. Simple and effective way to carry double gun and gear.
Last edited: